
Spring is officially here: the season that almost goes unnoticed, somewhere between the long winter and the short summer. You’re wondering what to do with your heat pump before summer arrives? You’re trying to remember what the installer told you. What did he say, just after assuring you that your heat pump is an almost maintenance-free device?
Let us refresh your memory!
First, when it comes to the indoor portion of your heat pump, the air filters need to be cleaned regularly. Specifically, you should make sure to remove dust on a monthly basis, ideally. If that’s not possible, we recommend at least cleaning them every three months. We regularly dust the furniture in our homes, don’t we? How can we think it’s unnecessary to do the same for devices that accompany us daily? This is especially true when these devices filter the air we breathe.
Less frequently, maintenance of the outdoor unit of your central heat pump is required. This involves biannual cleaning of the coil located behind the outdoor unit. Additionally, it’s important to prevent the accumulation of dead leaves or other debris on the condenser.
There are certainly advantages to taking care of your device. In short, consider:
Wondering if this maintenance can be done at home without outside help? Follow us here to learn more about the types of maintenance you can handle on your own. In the meantime, if you’re not the hands-on type, contact a member of our team.
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